National Lampoon Magazine #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Invasion of the Money Snatchers!" is a satirical twist on the classic alien invasion trope, reimagined in 1981’s National Lampoon Magazine #34 with a bizarre and absurd premise: the town of Whiteville is infiltrated by extraterrestrials who disguise themselves as pastrami sandwiches to manipulate the population. Written by Gerald Sussman and illustrated by Frank Springer, whose inks bring the surreal humor to life, this sharp parody blends social satire with the absurdity of Cold War-era paranoia. The cover by Frank Springer perfectly captures the issue’s offbeat tone.
"Invasion of the Money Snatchers!" is a satirical parody from National Lampoon Magazine #34 (1981), where the quiet town of Whiteville is thrown into chaos when alien invaders—disguised as pastrami sandwiches—begin infiltrating the community. With absurd wit and sharp social commentary, the story plays on Cold War anxieties and cultural paranoia, all wrapped in a bizarre, bread-based conspiracy.
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Reprinted in At Home with Rick Geary: Collected Stories 1977-85 #[nn] (1985), Housebound with Rick Geary #[nn] (1991), Rick Geary: The Lampoon Years 1979-1992 #[nn] (2012)
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